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Nigerian Court Confirms $220 Million Fine on Meta for Privacy Violations

Meta Platforms Faces Uphill Battle in Nigeria In a significant ruling, Meta Platforms has suffered a setback, losing its appeal against a hefty fine of $220 million. This penalty was imposed by Nigeria’s Federal Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (FCCPC) due to violations of local consumer protection, data privacy, and related laws. It’s a poignant reminder that even tech giants remain accountable, regardless of their size or market dominance. The roots of this investigation trace back to May 2021.…

Understanding Signal: Is Your Privacy Truly Protected?

Signal is widely regarded by security professionals as one of the most secure messaging applications available today. However, its recent use by senior Trump officials for planning military operations in Yemen has sparked some serious concerns. It was never designed to be the primary choice for such sensitive communications. So, what sets Signal apart from other messaging apps, and why does its utilization by top officials raise eyebrows? Understanding End-to-End Encryption End-to-end encryption (E2EE) ensures that…

Concerns Emerge Over Data Privacy with Somalia’s Introduction of a New National ID System

MOGADISHU, Somalia— As Somalia embarks on an ambitious journey to bring its identification framework into the digital age, the rollout of the new National Identification and Registration Authority (NIRA) system is lighting up the proverbial switchboard with public apprehension. The buzz isn’t just white noise; concerns about the safekeeping and longevity of personal data are resonating across the nation like a chorus of warning bells. Imagine the skepticism swirling around the NIRA initiative as a tempestuous cloud, casting…

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